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3 Things to Expect From the Galaxy Note 3 at IFA 2013

By Ryan Cox Aug 5, 2013

I’d say we have ourselves a tradition – for the third consecutive year, Samsung will be unveiling the newest iteration of its Galaxy Note line at the IFA technology conference in Berlin. Just two…

Crossbar’s Resistive RAM Chips: The Successor to Flash?

By Mike Wheatley Aug 5, 2013

Santa Clara-based startup Crossbar has just announced a potentially game-changing new memory chip that it claims has the potential to replace standard flash memory in a number of applications. Crossbar calls its new technology…

FBI Data Miners Strike Gold : Hacking in Legal Grey Areas

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 5, 2013

Hackers and the tools used to wrangle their way into people’s online accounts are often viewed as a nuisance, but law enforcement officials in the US are seeing these tools in a new light.…

Microsoft Slashes Cost of Surface Pro: A Sign of Failure?

By Mike Wheatley Aug 5, 2013

Just a week after it slashed the price of its failed Surface RT tablets by $150, Microsoft has taken a similar drastic measure with the price of its premium Surface Pro, cutting the cost…

6 Security Apps While You Wait for Android Device Manager to Go Live

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 5, 2013

Google has finally unveiled its solution to help Android phone owners find their misplaced, lost or stolen devices with its Android Device Manager. iOS users are already familiar with this solution – Find My…

LIVE: Nosey Neighbors & NSA Notions

By Andrew Lowe Aug 5, 2013

Updated with full video – see below. Welcome to NewsDesk on SiliconANGLE TV for Monday August 5, 2013. Security Researcher Brendan O’Connor recently conducted an experiment to determine how easy it would be for the average…

Apple Product Ban Gets Vetoed by Obama

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 5, 2013

Early last June, the International Trade Commission issued an import ban on older iPhones and iPads, following a ruling that these devices had infringed upon Samsung’s standards-essential patents. But Apple being Apple, the company…

Weekly Security Review: Apple Partially Restores Dev Center, User Trust Plummets

By Maria Deutscher Aug 3, 2013

The cybersecurity space saw a lot of action this past week. Apple has (mostly) bounced back from the recent attack on its developer portal, CSA found that PRISM eroded relations between vendors and enterprise…

Weekly Cloud Review: Video Streaming & Xbox Trolls

By Maria Deutscher Aug 3, 2013

This past week featured a number of newsworthy cloud updates. Intel revealed that it’s entering the on demand media market, Qwilt raised funding for its online video streaming solution, and Microsoft made a splash…

Weekly Big Data Review: Converged Analytics, Mobile Metrics Dominate Headlines

By Maria Deutscher Aug 3, 2013

Several notable Big Data developments cropped up this week. GridGain raised funding for its in-memory analytics solution, Cisco and NetApp expanded their FlexPod portfolio with two Hadoop systems, and App Annie released the latest…

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3 Things to Expect From the Galaxy Note 3 at IFA 2013

Crossbar’s Resistive RAM Chips: The Successor to Flash?

FBI Data Miners Strike Gold : Hacking in Legal Grey Areas

Microsoft Slashes Cost of Surface Pro: A Sign of Failure?

6 Security Apps While You Wait for Android Device Manager to Go Live

LIVE: Nosey Neighbors & NSA Notions

Apple Product Ban Gets Vetoed by Obama

Weekly Security Review: Apple Partially Restores Dev Center, User Trust Plummets

Weekly Big Data Review: Converged Analytics, Mobile Metrics Dominate Headlines

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